What are the Penalties for a Third Offense?
A Class C Felony if previously convicted of DWI two or more times within five years preceding the date of the present offense.
Driver's license suspended
Fine not less than $5000
Imprisonment 120 to 360 days
Possible loss of motor vehicle.
Fine not less than $5000
Imprisonment 120 to 360 days
Possible loss of motor vehicle.
Other Alaska Drunk Driving Defense FAQs
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What is DWI?
Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) means operating a motorized vehicle with a breath alcohol content of .10 or higher; or when your ability is impaired (regardless of … more -
What are the Penalties for a First Offense?
License suspension 90 days minimum Fine between $250 and $5000 Imprisonment 72 hours to one year. more -
What are the Penalties for a Second Offense?
License suspension one year minimum Fine between $500 and $5000 Imprisonment 20 days to one year. more -
What is the Implied Consent Law?
The Intoximeter tests an arrestee's breath for alcohol content. Refusal to take this test is an additional and separate criminal charge. By obtaining a license, you've … more -
Is a DWI Charge Ever Reduced to a Lesser Offense?
A charge of driving under the influence could be reduced to reckless driving. It could be that the officer made the arrest with probable cause, but the Data Master was … more -
What is the "USE IT, LOSE IT" law?
Enacted by the 18th Alaska Legislature, the "USE IT, LOSE IT" law allows a peace officer to seize the driver's license of an underage person who is 14 years of age but … more -
If my license is seized, what are the consequences for a First Offense?
90 day revocation; alcohol education or drug treatment; $100 reinstatement fee; and court fines and fees. -
If my license is seized, what are the consequences for a Second offense?
One year revocation; alcohol education or drug treatment; $250 reinstatement fee; and court fines and fees. -
If my license is seized, what are the consequences for a Third Offense?
Three year revocation; alcohol education or drug treatment; $250 reinstatement fee; and court fines and fees. -
Must I be convicted in a court of law for minor possession or consumption of drugs or alcohol for the revocation to occur?
No. This action is an administrative action and is automatic once a revocation notice is issued by an officer. It is in addition to any action taken by the court system.
